Lottery Hongkong

Lottery Hongkong

The lottery is operated by HKJC Lotteries Limited, which is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Hong Kong Jockey Club. In 2005, the lottery was worth US$828 million. With a population of 6.9 million people, the annual lottery sales are a bit more than US$120 per person. The lottery is popular among locals, and is known as the “Mark Six” lotto. There are six games on a weekly basis, and the jackpot is won by matching 6 of the 49 main numbers.

Tickets for the lottery cost HK$10, but you can also purchase a partial unit investment (PUI) ticket for just HK$5. This option allows you to win a half of the advertised prize amount. Mark Six results are published the day after the draw and are available below. Click on any option below to view the latest results. You can view a chart showing the last six draws. A quick glance at the latest results will give you an idea of which numbers you should look for.

The lottery was launched with the aim of increasing funds for education. The lottery is also referred to as Lottery Hongkong. In Hong Kong, 100% of the proceeds go towards the state’s education program. About half of the money goes towards reducing class size ratios for young children. The remaining 40% goes towards making sure that schools are maintained and safe. The lottery can also improve the quality of education in Hong Kong.